「ばけばけ」のあのもの　#ばけばけ　#松江　#山川

「ばけばけ」のあのもの　#ばけばけ　#松江　#山川

From the morning drama “Bakebake” — this is one of its delights. Yamakawa. Matsue, in Shimane Prefecture, is where the 7th lord of the Matsue Domain, Lord Matsudaira Fumai, created his own unique tea style — the Fumai style. This new way of tea spread beyond the samurai class and took root among the townspeople, together with a love for sweets. Chōseiden from Kanazawa, Koshinoyuki from Nagaoka, and Yamakawa from Matsue— are known as Japan’s three great confections. In episode 2 of week one of “Bakebake,” Toki brings home a red-and-white square sweet she received from the Ushimizu family. You can also enjoy it at “Kissa Kiharu,” inside the Matsue History Museum. Its soft, delicate texture, like *rakugan*, and its simple sweetness go perfectly with matcha tea. While gazing at Matsue Castle beyond the garden, why not savor this traditional taste of Matsue? From here on, we’ll take it slow, as we continue to introduce more of “Bakebake’s” delightful things. If you enjoy it, we’d be truly happy.

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